Welcome to Pop The Question, a weekly space to dissect every aspect of wedding madness. Each Tuesday, we'll ask a question (sometimes there might even be a poll!), you'll share answers and stories, and then we'll bring you the best of the bunch on Thursdays. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll fly into a total rage over something that doesn't actually matter … it will be just like your wedding day.

Speaking to the Observer, Josh Opperman, who founded I Do Now I Don't after his own broken engagement, shared what he discovered when he tried to offload the ring his ex-fiancée returned to him.

"When I was taking back my ring, I didn't want store credit. I went to various other sources and I was only getting 30% back of what I paid for it. I tried e-Bay and there were a lot of scams on there. From that experience, I thought there must have been a better, safer way to do this."

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And with that, an entrepreneur was born along with a thriving marketplace for previously owned bridal jewelry (as well as watches, designer clothing and wedding dresses).

So this week we're asking what those of you who have been through a broken engagement, or know someone who has, did about the ring.

Did you return it?

Did you keep it?

If you kept it, what did you do with it? Have it reset? Keep wearing it? Move it to your right hand? Sell it?

If you sold it, what did you do with the money?

Were there horrible fights? Will you tell us about them?

We'll gather 'round the campfire on Thursday to enjoy the best of your stories.